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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

4

Pleasing Parade Highlights Citizens and Floats in Pella

The two day Pleasing Parade in Pella featured a Victrola wagon, Buerkens Mfg. Co. wagons, and floats by Farmers Co-op and Pete Van Zante. Kuyper Music House, Delco Shop, and Van der Meulen Co. displayed machinery and electrical displays. Local bands led by Ramsey and Chamber of Commerce, with visiting groups from Monroe, Oskaloosa, and Knoxville, provided the music. Sheriff Robb spoke for veterans' adjusted compensation and criticized Dowell, predicting strong support in Marion County.

Pella Weekblad Buerkens Mfg. Co Farmers’ Co-op Pete van Zante Auto Service Co Kuyper Music House George Heeren Harold Veenstra Ea King van der Meulen Co Pella Supply Co Chronicle Delco Garden City Ramsey Chamber of Commerce the Chronicle Monroe Oskaloosa Knoxville Neely Fife and Drum Corps Sited Lig Kett A. PB. Kuyper

Good Speeches at Celebration Recap in Pella

A historical recount of town changes in Pella reflects on prohibition era events. The piece notes the 168th Infantry death in service and a crowd reaction to a speech by Chaplain Robb. It references past drunken mobs, sheriffs, and saloon closures shaping local business and law enforcement.

Iowa 168Th Infantry Robb Pella

George Gosselink in England Writes Home About Journey

Friends report from George Gosselink who graduated Central College in June and sails for Arabia to teach in a mission school under the Foreign Mission Board. Letters describe sea voyage aboard the Mauretania, sights in Cherbourg London and London landmarks, a British Museum visit, and plans to reach Port Said via Suez.

George Gosselink Central College Arabia Foreign Mission Board of the Reformed Church Southampton England George Mauretania Cunard New Amsterdam New York Cherbourg France London House of Parliament Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey St. Paul’s Cathedral London Bridge London Tower British Museum Port Said Suez Canal Hope College Gosselink Gerald Mokma Japan

Church Notes Services and Sermon Topics

First Christian Reformed Church schedules Sunday services at 9:00 a m and 7:20 p m with a 1:30 p m session on James 1 17 and discussions titled Unchangeableness and Are Hell and Heaven Real located in Holland. The record lists sermon themes including Gods Unchangeableness and Lord's day 41 Unchurchity Cursed and Matthew 26 46.

Holland Hell Heaven

Congregation Delighted by Soloist and Choir Performances

The Congregation enjoyed Donald Anderson of Chicago at morning service singing I Is Enough from Mendelssohn Elijah and evening Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord by Scott. Next Sunday the pastor preaches The God Man with Senior Choir music, and the Junior Choir sings at the evening service with a sermon on The Choice of Wisdom.

Donald Anderson Chicago Mendelssohn Elijah Lord Scott

Special service honors earliest settlers at Baptist Church

A Sunday observance at the Baptist Church will honor the first settlers with talks and special music. The service follows Sunday school, starts at 10 45 and aims to have many of the older residents present. An invitation is extended to the community.

Proper Telephone Mouthpiece Distance Warns of Distortion

Scientific tests show that each extra inch between speaker Ips and the mouthpiece adds 120 miles of ineffective wire. The proper distance is about one inch. If farther than that punctuation and consonants like pd t f 2 enter poorly. If closer than half inch nasal sounds like im and n fail to transmit.

Pella Fair Celebration Delivers Dry Warmth And Wide Cheer

Visitors praised the weather for a dry hot fair week in Pella. The crowd enjoyed ball games, Cavilla the One Man Band, photographer George Yates, a pioneer group photo, strongman Max Brenton feats, trapeze artist Lee Planet, trained dogs, ferris wheel, merry-go-round, three balloon ascensions, and multiple athletic events with no accidents. Police kept traffic orderly, no intoxication arrests reported, and attendees from coast to coast left with memories for the school year ahead.

Pella H. McDowell Texas M. Moore Pacific Coast

Pella hosts homecoming celebration draws wide regional attendance

The Pella celebration drew relatives and friends from nearby counties and states, with Des Moines and neighboring towns sending bands and autos to join the event. Volunteers from Hi Y, Boy Scouts, and Sunday school groups ran refreshment stands while presidents and chambers supported the public meetings. Local restaurants provided meals at reasonable prices and the crowd enjoyed the parade and rides, as the community praised the Chamber of Commerce and organizers for a successful event.

Gulf of Mexico Pella Hi Y Boy Scouts Des-Moines Register Oskaloosa Mon- Toe Knoxville

Ford coal shipment aids Detroit plants and city talks

The article notes the Ford interests, headed by coal buyer Mr Moore, in Cincinnati for a day of talks with Mr Hedsley about securing coal for Ford’s Detroit plants to prevent a scheduled September 16 shutdown. J R Cochran is also named among representatives.

Henry Ford Detroit Ford Company Ford Cincinnati Hedsley J. R. Cochran Moore

Ford Plants Not To Shut Down Unconfirmed Telegram Claims

Cincinnati report states a telegram received by Ernest F. Heasley, president of American Export and Inland Coal Co., indicates an agreement has been entered into with representatives. No official confirmation yet.

Cincinnati Ohio Ernest F. Heasley American Export ‘and Inland Coal Co

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Congress Dowell Brookhart Cummins Marion County First Christan Reformed Church Second Reformed Church Baptist’ Church Milo Cavilla George Yates Des Moines Register Terra Firma Scholte Grove Max Brenton Brenton Case Dieleman Mr. Brent Lee Planet First Reformed J Sodom M. J. Hoffman Dr. Hoffman Auch Kelloggs Kellogg’s Kellogg's Kellogg W. K. Kellogg Kellogg's Krambles D. G. Gosselink
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